This game mostly exist for it's graphics (on PC) and not really for the story, as of today with all the tools available anybody can create a amazing looking game or a mod, even alone.īut creating a good game, and if short one with replay value is a different story.Īnd the 2 Bright Memory games fail on that regard, and like I said above in this comment a good game can certainly be made by one person, but this is not that kind of game and not every game deserves to be supported just because "one person made it". On a huge sale for under €5 then sure get it, but the game also doesn't have any replay value some other short games DO HAVE, so after that 1,5 hour you are really A lot of fun games I know and like are also under 1 hour, but they often have replay value the previous Bright Memory and this newer one lack. I give this dev another chance when the 3rd game comes out, but if that is again another "€16,79 for a 1,5 hour long tech demo" then I would advice people to not get it, unless on heavy sale. but for €16,79 the game does cost (game was gifted to me) I have my doubts it is even worth that amount, and I am sure that on consoles the price will be higher too.
BRIGHT MEMORY INFINITE IGN FULL
The first game was more of a tech demo, the dev promised the next game (this is that next game) to be a full game yet that too is mostly a tech demo, nothing wrong there but the game lacks in content a lot, it is purely graphics above all.Īnd yes that 1,5 hour was a fine time waster. This game falls under the "think twice about support" project, there are many better one man projects out there than this, because creating a good game is a difficult thing, especially if doing it alone, but creating a "meh" game and slapping some insane graphics on top (this game looks great with Ray Tracing on PC) is another, that is many times easier. Tue 14th Jun I fully agree with supporting one man projects, but not every one man project is the same.
BRIGHT MEMORY INFINITE IGN PC
Each console edition will include all the cosmetic DLC from the PC version with the base game.
The Nintendo Switch version, which runs natively on hardware and not through the cloud, features multi-sampling of TAA anti-aliasing for a stylish presentation on the go, along with gyroscopic aiming support.
You can mix it up between shots, slashes, and even psychic powers to take out your enemies, who range from ancient Chinese mythological demons to futuristic soldiers.Įven better news - this game, originally released on PC in 2021, is not a Cloud Version, as the developer describes:
There sure were a lot of shooty-type games at Not-E3 this year, and though it's easy to feel a little tired of all the gunplay, there is, admittedly, a lot of fun to be had in just turning off your brain and playing guns.Įspecially when the guns in question also come with swords, like in Bright Memory: Infinite, an FPS-action mashup that combines hack-and-slash mechanics with FPS shooting.
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